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Stock Market Rallies - U.S. Adds 196,000 Jobs in March, a Return to Solid Growth
Bladewire's on suicide watch :1orglaugh
We're now 500 measly point off the Dow's all-time high! DOW 30k by 2020. Quote:
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Facts = crickets
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Your favorire Canadian muslim ( Mark prince is your favorite Canadian Jew ) :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
Was dead for a year LOL
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Trump said the jobs report is fake.
He said that for five years before becoming president. He was right. Every aspect of Trump's economy is failing except for the jobs report. Let that sink in |
The DOW is still lower than it was in January of 2018. :1orglaugh
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Yet Trump's GDP growth still doesn't match Obama's... Hmmmm.
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/gdp-growth |
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The stock market is the same level it was January 2018 Why are you always lying trying to mislead people that things are better than they are? we all know you're going to blame somebody else when things go to shit anyway Trump won't be responsible cuz you're that kind of a scumbag piece of shit that you'll do that Mr. anonymous nic that wants people online to take him seriously. V1orglaugh |
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Your logic: Not Trumps fault when the market sucks, when the market is good it's cause of Trump. :1orglaugh |
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The market was already on a 7 year rally, not like it turned around because he was elected. Why the hell don't you just credit him for the market from the day he was born? |
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So yes, Trump winning the election had a profound effect on the market. I mean if it crashed the day he won wouldn't you say he had an effect as well? You guys just can't handle the truth. The media lied and lied to you rubes and you lapped it up. They told you Trump was going to crush the economy, get us into world wars and exactly the opposite has happened. PS - Even if you went from Trump's inauguration day dow price of 19,827, that's still a 33% increase. |
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Mark my words we're going to have a big boost in stocks over the next 12 months. No more unnecessary rate hikes and Trump got us a better deal with China. |
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Labor Force Participation Rate in the United States decreased to 63 percent in March from 63.20 percent in February of 2019. Labor Force Participation Rate in the United States averaged 62.99 percent from 1950 until 2019, reaching an all time high of 67.30 percent in January of 2000 and a record low of 58.10 percent in December of 1954. Average hourly earnings for all employees on US private nonfarm payrolls increased by 4 cents, or 0.1 percent from the prior month to USD 27.70 in March 2019, following a 0.4 percent gain in the previous month and below market expectations of a 0.3 percent increase. Manufacturing Payrolls in the United States decreased by 6 thousand in March of 2019. Manufacturing Payrolls in the United States averaged -0.29 Thousand from 1950 until 2019, reaching an all time high of 572 Thousand in August of 1952 and a record low of -519 Thousand in October of 1970. Job cuts announced by US-based employers fell by 21% to 60,587 in March of 2019 from 76,835 in the previous month, but were up by 0.4% from a year earlier. Most cuts were announced in the auto sector (8,838), energy (8,149), financial (4,884), retail (4,860) and media (3,365). Considering Q1, cuts totalled 190,410, 10.3% higher than the 172,601 cuts announced in Q4 2018 and 35.6% higher than the 140,379 announced Q1 2018. It is the highest quarterly total since Q3 2015, Private businesses in the United States hired 129 thousand workers in March 2019, fewer than an expected 170 thousand increase and compared to February's 197 thousand gain. It was the smallest payroll increase since September 2017 The IHS Markit US Services PMI was revised higher to 55.3 in March 2019 from a preliminary reading of 54.8 and compared to the previous month's final 56.0. New business rose at a solid pace, supported by an increase in new export business, while the rate of job creation slowed to the weakest since May 2017. In addition, outstanding business went up for a third straight month and the rate of backlog accumulation was the joint-fastest since November 2014. On the price front, input cost inflation came in below the series trend and output charge inflation eased to the weakest since October 2017. Looking ahead, business confidence dipped to the lowest level since December 2017 The ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI index for the United States slumped to 56.1 in March of 2019 from 59.7 in February, below market expectations of 58. The reading pointed to the weakest expansion in the services sector since August of 2017, amid a slowdown in production and new orders. Respondents remain mostly optimistic about overall business conditions and the economy but concerns remain about employment resources and capacity constraints. so far the facts to your fairy-tales with the actual numbers of this week |
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china hange seng +34% china SCI + 39% japan nikkei +38% india sensex +39% brasil bovespa +95,5% even UKs ftse +22,5% and NONE of them gave their companies the money to buy their own shares back. what a dreamer are you ? |
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on the day when asshole was elected the hang seng was at 22.540 point and is today at 29.957 so now ask in your neighborhood if someone can do the maths for you, moron !!! but whatever day you take and compare it to the world I can not see something very special in the DOW when I assume that trump gave the companies billions of taxpayer money to buy their own shares back. only in the first 3 quarter of 2018 the companies have spend 579 billion in buying their own shares. what do you think happens with the shareprices with such a big demand ? do you really think here are only idiots reading who believe your bullshit? i doubt that you even have been in school - so better shut your mouth about economy - everybody who knows a bit about this topic will vomit when he reads your brainwash fuck. |
well based on those job numbers we better impeach, dont want to show off to the world
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And guess what NAZI Tommy...I only give a shit about 1 country....MINE :pimp |
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your desperation is most amusing...10/10...funny how rate hikes were not a problem before but now, mysteriously, they are :1orglaugh:1orglaugh oh how desperate :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh https://www.fsinvestments.com/cotw-1...x-65a5cf5f.png |
look at that tiny piss ant rate hike trump got compared to the massive ones that former presidents had to deal with...what a fucking looooooooooser trump is LOL
what a fucking joke :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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you are such a desperate door mat :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh the hangseng during trumps presidency: https://www.tradingview.com/x/8k0lwflr/ |
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and OH MY GOD are we a broke shit hole :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh knee grow, you have no idea :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
you mother fuckers print your own money and force people to eat your inflation and serbia still has a higher growth rate :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
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not even a piece of shit is browner as you are. a street dog have more human behavior. Quote:
just copy and paste what i wrote into google and you will find out that these are the OFFICIAL informations about the OFFICIAL numbers of the past week i just copied and pasted them here. I did not even say it in MY WORDS - means: you are pissed from the truth. |
what's a DOW
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OneAintLo ??????????? |
yes, it is nice to see that even Trump could not destroy the Obama recovery in his 2 short years !
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in the meantime the rest of the world see in china a more reliable partner as in the US. what trump did up to here is: 1. bring the world economy in trouble - and if the world economy is in trouble the country that feels it most will be the US. 2. he make more debt in so called good times than every president in the US history. instead of reducing debts (what he have promised to do) he increased the US debt on a level far behind the moon. 3. he killed the confidence of US allies probably forever - because the world knows know how unpredictable us voters can be. 4. china´s new silk road, what was a nogo in the eyes of european countries now even gets financial support from europe. and what that means you can rhyme yourself together. 5. the chinese have already relocated their production activities to other asian countries and are busy exporting from there to the USA without customs duties. however, they have drastically cut back their imports from the USA and are investing even more in high technology so that they are no longer dependent on deliveries from the USA here either. in one to 2 years, the world will have trading strategies ready that work completely without the USA. you can then see who wants to trade with you and who makes the rules for this trades. |
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there was no global increase in demand for US goods...china will buy more, others will buy less... let me know when the fastest growing part of your economy is not the trade deficit :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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keep it simpler for the mental low perfomer. |
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Tommy will do some research and realize he was wrong. Then he'll be in another thread talking about international trade isn't a zero sum game ...like that whole real estate thread. Do you remember that Tommy? Remember when I totally owned your ass... schooling you in RE investing? You still refused to admit you were wrong then I caught you in a thread espousing the shit I was saying. You're a fucking goon. |
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some countries can buy for a while on cresit - as US does since 50 years - but at the end they have to pay it back. but this is also MUCH too high for you. let´s start with the bees and the flowers for you. |
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loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool YOU might be able to teach me how to be an asshole - but i refuse to learn that. you honk have not a fucking clue about economy and how it works. you are already panic because FED increased the interest on your debts. and I tell you what - when the time comes when they have to lower it again the value of your real estate will not even cover the bank guarantee. you are a fucking loser and every word you write here proves it again and again what a funny clown you are. maybe it is still time left for you to go to some school and learn something. but with your IQ you would need 50 years to get the basics. |
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Australia and the USA came out of the same recession very similar economically, Europe took the battering. 4 years later the Australian budget is balanced the Government is in surplus and swimming in cash and Australia has gone nuts on infrastructure building. There was worry when the USA dropped it tax rates many businesses would leave here... not a single one did. You the American tax payer got scammed, the short term boost of Trumps cash gifts to the wealthy, achieved 25% of what they should of economically.... and its you the tax payer who will be left with the bill. |
Its going shit AHAHAHAHAHAHA!
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If we are doing so well, why do we need to borrow so much 'more'. My home economics are very good as long as I keep using the credit card. Gotta pay the bill sometime. Stock market rise does not pay for infrastructure spending needed to support future growth required by the same company's currently enjoying a good price/profits to shareholders. And the lower tax rates says someone else will be paying for it. But we can just borrow the money for it right ? |
I miss this place... lol... usual haters, hating on, it's been years and it seems like I never left...
while winners have tripled their money since then, while you clowns argue over who the fuck knows what... lol |
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